The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28
EUROPE In PARAGRAPHS
FRANCES GREAT MEN CANNOT
WORK IN UNITY.


Friends Explain the Kennedy Case
Belgian Troubles Increasing = Irisl
Evictions Begun Again-Lord Coln
Campbell Financially Broke"
DUBLIN, May N.-Evictions are now be
| ing carried on at Bodylle, and are attended
by exciting scenes. To-day a fight occurred
and police charged tho people. The Sheriff
who was in command of the officers wal
seized with apoplexy. A truce was had al
once, and was used by the people te
strengthen their defenses The persons t<
be evicted are all barricaded in their homes
and have plenty of assistance in resisting ths
| police. 1t is believed that severe fight and
even bloodshed Is inevitable.
PARNELL's FRIENDS EXPLAIN.
| The Freeman's Journal denies that Mn
Parnell has been guilty of cruelty to Ken,
| nedy, one of the Irish leaders Arondale
tenants, as charged yesterday by the Dublir
| Express, The Journal says that instead Of
being coerced to exchange his good farm foi
! inferior land, as averred by the Tory paper,
Kennedy sought the exchange, desiring I'd
occupy less improved land during the graz
ing season. In order to accomplish the eD
change Kennedy went to Parnell's agent
and offered him half Of the years rent dua
|
asked as reduction. The agent offered to
cancel Kennedy's agreement If he would
| pay the entire years rent minus 80 per cent
which he offered as reduction. This KEN
nedy refused.
| FRANCES NEW CABINET.
PARIS, May 27-M. Rouvier, in accept
! ing the task of forming new ministry, re.
quested President Grevy to allow him full
| liberty OF action M. Flourens will remain
/ H.. (taLs Ts..s-A -
| Affairs. 1t is probable that NJ Rouvier viii
take the Office of Minister of Finance. 1t is
also expected that M. Fallieres will be Min
| lister of the Interior: NJ Spulle, Minister OF
| Justice; NJ. Etierre, Minister of Public
| Works. NJ. Prevet, Minister of Agriculturei
| Admiral Jaurez, Minister of Marine, and
M. Cassimir- -Perierr, Minister of Public
| Instruction
CAUSING FINANCIAL DEPRESSION.
M. Ferry has written letter denying THAI
IL was he who melted the Presidents of the
three republican groups TO go to the Elysee
Palace to urge President Grevy to displace
Gen. Boulanger. The Bourse was depressed
to-day under the delay in the formation of
the ministry and sinister rumors caused a
stagnation of business. Three per cent.
rentes fell 35 centimes, credit fancier z
| francs and the Suez Canal shares Is francs.
cHANGEABLE PARIsIANs
| NJ Granet aud M. Lockroy have informed
| NJ. Rouvier that they cannot join his min.
istry unless Gen. Boulanger be associated
| with them.
La France reports that a section of the
| Lett has decided to leave the union of the
| Gauches and form a new group, to be called
| the Gambetta party.
ALL DECLINE THE HoNoRs.
PARIS, May Ella Laatcrne to-day
| says that Gen. Boulanger will be sent to
| command the army corps in Algiers.
| Another rtlfuor is that he will be sent as
Ambassador to ST. Petersburg Ribot, Pey.
teal, Guyot and Bizarelli have declined
portfolios in the new Cabinet
ALL THERE, SAVE RUSSIA.
CoEsrANTINoPLE, Nay 27.-AlI the pow.
ers, except Russia, have replied to the
Porte's recent circular consenting to a dis
cussion of the Bulgarian question.
GERMANS IN ALsAcE-LoRRAINK.
BERLIN, May 27.--The official statistic,
show that 49,25c persons left Alsace-Lor-
raine between the years 1880 and 1885,
while during the same period there was a
German influx of 6,95S,
SKULL AND CROSS BONES AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, May 27.--A procession OF the un-
employed OF this city, carrying black flag
with a skull and crossbones on il, was dis
persed to-day by the police.
IN GOOD TIME.
The Bodyke evictions have been suS
pended.
BELGIAN RIOTS INCREASING.
BRUSSELS, May 27.-The striking colliers
at Hornu, a village of Hainaut, have at
tackled the troops, who were guarding the
mine property. Three lancers were
wounded. An attempt has been made at
Hornu TO destroy the house of a non-striker
with dynamite. Twelve hundred more men
joined the strikers at Charleroi to-day. At
Boussu, in Hainaut, 800 men went out to-
day, and at Dour 100. At Mons 600 strikers
paraded, clamoring for universal suffrage.
WISE COTTON sPINgERs
LONDON MAY 21.-Two hundred and
fifty cotton spinners met in Manchester to-
day, aud resolved, two-thirds Of the whole
number of cotton. spinners agreeing. that
the mills be run on half time FOR a period Of
eight weeks, beginning on Monday next.
This action is taken In order TO counteract
the effects Of the present corner in cotton AZ
Liverpool
Russ1A's ASTI-JEwIsH LAW.
BERLIN, May 27--Private advices from
Warsaw state that the Russian government
is extending to Poland the provisions OF the
law forbidding any foreign jews to conduct
business A number Of German-Jewish
merchants, although provided with the
requisite guild certificate, have been notified
that they will not be allowed 70 continue
trading
SPANISH CONCESSIONS.
LONDON, May pa special from Had
rid to the Standard says: The Spanish
Government will consent in July next,
10 declare the reduction of the difTerentiai
flag duties on the trade between America
and the West Indies permanent. Similar
concessions VIII be made TO other countries
having treaties with Spain.
UNwELooME VISITOR AT CALCUTTA.
LONDON, May PA cyclone has visited
Calcutta. Four ships are reported missing
and one foundered.
HE IS VERY AMfABLE.
LONDON, May 27--Lord Colin Campbell
has consented TO be placed in bankruptcy in
accordance with the decision Of the Bank.
riiptcy Court, on the petition Of the Duke Of
Marlborough. His liabilities are $1,000, in
cluding $4,000 for the costs incurred in pros
ecnting his divorce suit against his wife.
THE OAKS WON BY nor.
The Oaks was won by Reve dor, St
Helen second and Freedom third.
Clothing Cutters Lockout Ended.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27--The long lock-
out Of clothing cutters by the PHILADELPHIA